. >> the latest upgrades were not coming to chat gu that. >> david wade is the operating officer of epblso brought ultrahigh-speed internet to the citizens. they raised bond money and federal stimulus funds to build the network, now in addition to providing electricity, they provide high-speed internet phone, and television to more than 72,000 homes and businesses. >> what would you do with that? >> so many things. i wouldn't have to come to the church and spend so much gas money. >> paton is one of the 19 million americans who do not have access to dsl or cable in their home. in major cities like miami, cleveland, new orleans dallas and philadelphia, over a third to nearly half of households lack any option for high-speed internet. but in chattanooga, the map tells a story of have and have nots that is difficult to understand. payton's family invited me into their home in bradley county just outside of chattanooga. it may look like any other residential suburb but this section of town is different. >> you can see the digital divide just down the street. >> yeah. >> just a few miles dow

inaudible] who is a rel known and well loved member of the sunset district community joined by father gus, brother bobby and managers at [inaudible] is a san francisco institution. after immigrating here in 1974 they opened hate rr ash burry produce in 1981. in 1985 [inaudible] this year they are celebrating their 30th an versery. demeet reworked at [inaudible] enjoyed interacting with patron jz neighbors and if you stop by the market today you will see him smiling, talking and laughing with the customers. as a young adult he became fascinated to how the groushry business is changing and expanded to the market from produce to small scale market. they sell their own personal wine label. demeet repartnered with small business to design the wine labeled logo and love how our businesses are working and creating together. demeetry and other merchants worked to transform the cor door into what it is today. they hosted side walk sales during small business week and developed the ocean beach music and art festival that occurs in october and attended by hundreds of residents and families. last yea

now can you gus what's the -- guess the most-watched youtube video of all time? i wish you could see brian dancing. >> that's it. gangnam tile. -- style. it has 1.23 billion views. they had to expand youtube storage because of psi. some of those. >> happy friday everybody. there you go. sometimes, i wish that i did not see certain videos because they ruin the songs for me. >> you can never unsee that. >> that was funny. >> he does not pretend to be serious. >> we're going to play music that was suggested by viewers. >> it's not gangnam style. >> we're off to a good start when it comes to the morning commute. you can see the traffic is moving along nicely as you drive through, there's no major problems here. here's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and the traffic looks good coming through, a look at the san mateo bridge and that traffic looks nice. you don't have to get out of the house just yet. if you're driving to the dublin area, this is a commute we check out often. i didn't see slow traffic yet. at 4:18, let's bridge steve in here, it will be cooler today

to this project we have been in touch with doctors and scientists concerning the medical benefits of gus cannabis that itblast will a reliable source and some other dispensaries occasionally sunshine have some things not consisted with the supply we've developed relationship with culture varieties for the sake of the patient and not the money this should make a designation for patients that needs those specialized medications not only in the sunset this should increase foot traffic to help the loophole businesses most business owners are in different to the project and not willingly to pub take sides on the other hand the business owner that literally ran a half of block to deliver letters of support he's collected hopefully today, you'll hear in sunset that neighborhood and the san francisco community members that talk about the benefits in the terraceville district it is for them and the others that couldn't be here today for one reason or another pretty much its here for the health of all the members of the community please don't let the voices that don't agree with those project drow

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what did gus do here in town? the adams memorial. gus, another eminent american sculptor walked over to burn up and grabbed him by the hand and said, look here old fellow, do you realize this is the greatest meeting of artists since the 15th century? in other words, what happened back in florence and rome was now being reincarnated here in the united states. so what you have -- these are a couple of shots. here is a statue of the republic by daniel chester french. some shots around the best. what this was was we were trying to show those damn europeans that we can do it too. the first of the world fairs was in london, the crystal palace. actually prince albert was very much behind this. the huge, crystal building. this is where people came and showed their stuff. this is where you brought your plows, your engines, your art, and there were many other world's fairs. another one that was inspiring what is going on here is the 1889 paris world fair. we actually had tried a world fair back in 1876 in philadelphia. the centennial. and it i

reporter: he was arrested and tortured by the gus tapo in march, 1944, and to prevent himself from talking he jumped out a window. the 6th of june 1936, at 36-year-old, he was the youngest person to join the government. he was regarded as a visionary. he gave birth to frances a top political school and the cannes festival. a mason, he was murdered in 1944. in june, 1940, as france fell into nazi hands a 20-year-old joined the resistance. arrested and tried in 1943, she was then deported to germany. when the war ended she began a different fight. this time against poverty heading human rights organization for 13 years. >> it's a sense of misery, a sense of misery we can never forget. that's what we witnessed. reporter: it was at the women's concentration camp where she ended up well. this professional acknowledgist became a resistance fighter. >> for me it was very important to tell the truth. i was anxious to report the truth. reporter: the parts of these two women now placed them among france's most illustrious. chris: meanwhile, in britain parliament is opened in the wake of david camero

steve richie the legalization task force sponsored by supervisor wiener kim and mar to establish the gus cannabis to regard the possible legalization of adult use of cannabis and setting forth the task force the next was an introduction by supervisor kim in ordinance of approving a minor transbay project for general office buildings in zone one and scheduled to be heard by the board on june 9th any public comment? the next was a general plan amendment which was sponsored by mr. larkin the ordinance amending the beacon hill subdivision to landscape the plan and make other amendments as you recall you initiate this ordinance and finally a reintroduction of supervisor tang's massage establishment ordinance and that concludes my report >> i have a question for mr. star through the chair grateful in regards to the transbay amendment bulk amendment proposal by supervisor kim approximately the supervisors are jurisdiction over that area but the planning commission doesn't not; is that correct. >> only it comes to the planning department and within the redevelopment area. >> i'd like to know mor

ecuadors ga lap gus island has erupted. lava was seen pouring down the side of the volcano on isabella island. >>> severe flooding washes away homes and leaves people stranded in texas. helicopters and boats helping people evacuate. hundreds of houston rockets fans spend the night at the arena trapped because of the flooding. >>> and the trial begins in iran in secret for an american journalist accused of spying. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. a mess does not even begin to describe the situation in the south central part of the country this morning. record flooding has left five dead and rescuers are using helicopters and boats looking for the bodies of a dozen people swept away in a vacation home and trying to evacuate others. texas, arkansas oklahoma louisiana, and missouri all in the grips of this weather system. the high water had people waking up to scenes like this. cars completely submerged. many roads in houston are underwater. a lot of the damage happened in san marcus

you, gus, and pretending you're going to kill him.clint eastwood) there's always a place for the strong woman not only to be the catalyst to the male protagonist. but if the female protagonist has-- the more strength she has the better it is for the whole conflict or the situation. hold me, feel me in your arms. do i feel weak, tom? i don't, do i? oh, you'll need me. you'll need a woman. you need what a woman can give you to do what you have to do. oh, listen to me, tom, listen with your head and your heart. the sun only shines half the time, tom. the other half is night. i've made up my mind. change your mind, tom. just once in your life change your mind. i'll send for you. (thomas schatz) there is an incompatibility in the desire for a woman and everything she represents. the bearer of culture. the bearer of children. the figure whose fundamental function is to tie the man down. and the notion of an individual as one utterly self-reliant. go please, if you're going to go, please go now. i want to be with you so much my knees feel li

. >> reporter: the pressure was on gu cull venkatachalam but he coolly delivered like his idol lebrona-k. >> correct. >> by correctly spelling nunatak which is a hill surrounded by glacier ice, he's gotten the title of national spelling bee champ. he'll share the title with vanya shivashankar. >> they each go until they end with their final world. scherenschnitte, s-c-h-e-r-e-n-s-c-h-n-i-t-t-e, sch scherenschnitte. >> correct. >> the 13-year-old who won the crowd over by writing out words on the palm of her hand made history twice. not only is she the part of a second spelling bee tie but she's the sibling of a past champion to win. her sister kavya with a top champion in 2009. >> they'll receive $35,000 in cash and prizes and while they share the title of spelling bee champion they'll each get their own trophy. >>> it's hard enough to hit a hole-in-one but try doing it on the same hole with your spouse. that's what what a couple in michigan did. both aced the 16th hole at their favorite course. it was tony's first hole-in-one janet's second. want to survive a crazy busy day? sfx: cel

and john glenn and gus grissom and on and on and on were figures that we talked about. those days, i think it was very easy to answer the question, "what is nasa for? "but as we're not,(laugh) emphasizing man space flight human accompanied space flight as much, is it a tougher sell? >> you know, nasa's heyday is today to be quite honest. our best days are ahead of us and today is the best day for young men and women who want to be in aeronautics and in the aerospace field. you ticked off several of the things that we've done just in the past six years. and i'm incredibly proud of the 18,000 civil servants and almost 40,000 contractors now who make up our family. and i have to remind people all the time, we are not, everybody thinks of us as a technical organization. we are a people organization. >> oh, no knock at at today's nasa. and i know you've got your virtual and physical fingers in a lot of different pies. but i think it's probably less well-known by the general public at large, and part of that must be that what concentrated our eyes on getting to the moon, that

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we'll go down an aisle, and we'll say, "gus, you know what? today you pick it out... the salmon, is it gonna be the liver, is it gonna be the rice?" petsmart has really brought us together. we had a little trouble in the marriage, how many years back? oh...well, i'd say as recently as three weeks. oh, (laughs) i thought we were doing better than that. petsmart has food choices to fit your kid's unique needs. like blue buffalo... made with the finest natural ingredients. 'cause pethood's better with a partner. ♪ not having a good breakfast can make you feel like your day never started. get going with protein and 21 vitamins and minerals to help your family be their best. carnation breakfast essentials. > we wt tohow you srillance vid at we otned exusive ofrain nmr 18spei do th ta. passg left to righ cds bfe it de ils. ad thenyou can sethe flas o the tra sceng ofthe tras atver 0 mil hour ad he's simar vio tan fom otr side of the track te tin now going ght to left d a ffent ang bu teate of t train and all 23eople on boarishe sam te big qution now

. >> larry: all right, there gu. ( laughter ) ( applause ) nohamid ali.s not that bad everybody. is it-- oh this isn't-- is it. i find all his pictures offensive, by the way. >> that's great artwork. and let's be honest, honestly-- it's free speech. on some level what pamela geller is about is hate speech. overwhelmingly the community did not care. they ignored the event. if you want to piss us off, don't let us haggle at the stores over prices. it was 20 bucks she said i'll give you $15. she said, this is macy's sir. the cartoon piss off a few fringe people but overall, especially american muslims we have more things to worry about. >> larry: one thing i wasn't cool with. we talked about the security guard. he wasn't a person participate but he could have been killed. >> absolutely. >> larry: do you think there should be charges against intentional sorts of things. >> i think she should be punished. and i think you should tattoo a painting of muhammad on her back, and send her to afghanistan. just pannish her to afghanistan. >> larry: tell us how you rea

. >>> a volcano on one of ecuadors ga lap gus island has erupted.ouring down the side of the volcano on isabella island. >>> severe flooding washes away homes and leaves people stranded in texas. helicopters and boats helping people evacuate. hundreds of houston rockets fans spend the night at the arena trapped because of the flooding. >>> and the trial begins in iran in secret for an american journalist accused of spying. ♪

becoming president, from the inside, candidates see a different picture and hang on to hope there's gusrs people coming out to see you and yo have ideas and telling people how you want to make their lives better and for a lot of people that can be it's own reward. >> keep their campaigns going on someone else's dime. >> these candidates have ideas, they have policy positions and voters want to fight for those causes. so it's not necessarily only about winning sometimes it is about keeping an issue in the national spotlight. >> and with the issues come the candidates who stand to gain financially or politically mary snow, al jazeera. greets and taxes. why the country is in desperate financial straits because residents won't pay up. >> greece's government is about to run out of money. and is asking his creditors for the rest of it's bail out funding. greece has about $8 billion left be uh the european union and international monetary fund will not release it until they are happy with the plans for economic reform. without the money greece may go bankrupt within the next few weeks. one rea

flatten out, lose all of her gus tow. marci? t.j.? >> paul thank you so much. >>> things still not quite back to normal at a nuclear power plant 30 miles north of new york city after a fire and then an oil spill. a cleanup effort is under way on the hudson river. the oil spill caused by a transformer fire at the indian power nuclear plant. no danger and no radio active material was released in the fire or the leak. >>> turning to the deadly attack on two police officers in hatties hattiesburg, mississippi. four suspects due in court today. two officers were gunned down in a traffic stop. the first officers in hattiesburg gowned down in the line of duty in more than three decades. >> two family members of our community have fallen. >> dean was a 34-year-old married father of two and a decorated officer of the year. tate was a 25-year-old rookie who had a life long dream of joining the force. >>> former president jimmy carter has returned to the u.s. after not feeling well after aduring a trip to south america ka. he went to guayana on

gus was born in italy. his family migrated to san francisco when he was young. during the great depression, he was paid 75 cents an hour to work on building the golden gate. he died one day before the 78th anniversary of the bridge's opening. >>> and still ahead shock for fishermen in hawaii at the loss of one of their own in a freak accident. how a man got impaled while trying to catch a swordfish. >> it is the end of an era for broadcast television news. a look back at bob schieffer's career as he signs off "face the nation" for the last time. >>> a funeral fit for a king. 500 people filled a church in mississippi to say good-bye to blues legend bb. king. 200 others who couldn't get in watched in the church's fellowship hall. the lid of king's casket is embroidered with an image of his black guitar, lucille. he died may 14 at a las vegas hospice at the age of 89 and he wanted to be buried in his native mississippi. >>> well, after 24 years moderating "face the nation" and more than 50 years in the news business, veteran reporter bob schieffer is hanging up his

gus capasse, when somebody comes along you can whip it and he whips it in, stone bridge wins 10-4. >>> so the wizards most likely going without the wall star, meaning the depth they've touted all year will be tested. guys like ramon sessions will have to step it up more. he had 21 in game two. the memo for game three is pretty simple. >> i don't want anyone to try to be john wall. ramon has to be ramon. will has to be will. they're not going to be john. >> one man goes down. you have to step up. it's the team collectively stepping up and go from there. >>> for fun friday we were going to spoof randy wittman and his rant, but that's too easy. fun friday certainly transcend sports and our anchor jan jeffcoat heading off to have this baby. >> i'm scared now. >> so the sports office came up with some gifts for the baby. >> this should be good. >> here's a message from the baby. check this out right here. these are called the little belly stickers. ready or not here i come. that baby is coming. here's the other one. of course, it's going to be a skins fan. most skins fans throw up when the

patients cells go through a gu journey, tracks from the hospital where they are treated to the facility similar to air traffic control. they arrive on ice, dry ice that is. before being sorted to isolate the right ones for the procedure. manipulated to better detact and fight cancer and then multiplied toti pack a powerful punch when they return to the patient. >>ster illity is so key. they must suit up with multiple layers of cloeting. i have multiple layers of boots and pants under these pants and suit coat head covering goggles sand a mask -- and a mask. >> novartis can work on 48 differens at the same time and each one kept separate and monitored 24 hours a day. researchers think of each set of cells as an extension of the treated. it is tailored to each patient and it is a unique process. we think of it as a patient, not a bag of cell. these are patients with no other options and this is their last option and so we take it seriously. and other companies are taking it seriously. juneau therapeutics said in february it signed a lease for a manufacturing facility in washington state,

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>> good evening, madam chairman good evening, members of the board, my name is gus fallay. this is dr. yen kalika, he's an orthodontist and wants to move his office to sacramento street. first you need to know who this guy is he's an american trained o*rt don'tfisting and has worked very hard, he's been revered by others in his field and obviously he has a lot of praise but it is not so much what his qualifications is that is the matter is what he does with it. i sent him my brief stories about him through his [inaudible] life. i sent in my brief through his sfiel more life foundation, through that foundation, he has kids whose parents cannot afford to work on their teeth he has also adults who cannot afford the fee, he has been praised, not only by his -- not just by his local community, as you can see, apart from the letter you have in my brief this is captain cheryl farino who said she's pleased to work with someone like him and she's talking about how many children he's treated free of charge and they're bring k more children to him, it's not just being praised by this

that's good news for owner gus oddson. >> i've been thr down years, so flat is always better than a down year. >> as for deere, it sees sales falling 19% this year more than previously expected. but it did raise its profit outlook, expecting to harvest more earnings from fewer sales by holding the line on costs. from white house station, new jersey i'm mary thompson for "nightly busin >> some construction companies have also found a new way to help make sure projects get done on time by using drones. all of the drone industry is still relatively new and regulations are still being developed, one c sees big opportunity in the drone economy. jane wells h >> so i'm going to arm the machine, arming. >> while the faa figures out what to do about drones the number of businesses wanting to use them is exploding, matched by the number of pilots able to fly them. >> i'm probably 50 feet above the roof. >> now a company called sky catch matches the two with work mode a sort of uber for drones. need a drone for a job? put out the call on work mode and a pilot will respond. >> this is the opportuni

arik was often trained by his father, gus (nats of dad) as a six-foot-seven, 280-pound high school athlete, arik was able to hold his own against players with college experience... - arik it helps with my development a lot. im not going to go up against any competition my age. ive played with better guys already. i was guarding donte green earlier. really helped to push my game forward and see what i've become. nathan garth arik has great footwork, hands. usually football players foul a lot. just want to get physical. arik knows the game. - charles garcia i would say dujan blairish but more athletic and on the ball more. blair is a big body. but aric can do so much. much bigger than dujaun. while you could see the dejuan blair comparison, arik always thought of himself as another julius peppers. like armstead, peppers played both sports in college. arik 11:30 julius peppers is my idol. i have him as a background on my phone. i look up to him. he played at a high level at both. my brother and i were trying to contact him. we'll see if that's possible. arik comes from an athletic family. hi

gus of 58. sfo is blowing early. down a little bit, but it's breezy out there.row is like today. going into the long-range, the weekend is going to warm up, but this mild, cool pattern with the drizzle possibly each day is lingering. it's going to stick around into the bay area friday afternoon and saturday. this is okay land and san francisco. oakland tomorrow, cloudy and cool. 62 for your high down by the lake. and now, expecting mid-70s? it's going to be 68. better quality. going to tuesday, still doing that. still the same. as long as it does that, it's going to be this pattern. 67 in napa. and the forecast highs and not that warm and -- that big stretch of super warm weather there really all winter. and that lightning, we had a big run of heat and the pattern that is so persistent. notgoing to continue not just this week but next week. >> it's lasting a while. it's been like that for a while. >> no rain just drizzle. >> all right. . >>> a's have lost nine of ten. finally some good news. >> losing streak is over and the pitching. one -- tonight it was none o

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